Q about arguments for God's existence.

[Catholic_Lady]

I believe in God and evolution.

Good for you...but your churches doctrinal position rules out evolution as we know it, entirely.  We simply aren't descended from adam and eve, and you -must- believe that we are..lest ye run afoul of the infallible utterings of the men in funny hats.  This is no small thing...your belief in god does not -have- to contradict your belief in evolution...but your fealty to the catholic church...does.  Tell you what though...you don't -have- to believe in evolution.....belief isn't actually required or even helpful.  It's just a fact.

The Church does not rule out evolution. Most Catholics, including the last several popes, all believed in evolution. It was a Catholic priest who introduced the big bang theory, and the pope was super excited about it.

To believe in God means to believe He is supernatural. He did not need to "come" from anywhere, as He is not bound by the laws of nature. He created all dimensions of time and space.

You mean, to believe in -your- god......means to believe he is supernatural. Granted (but only provisionally....even some christians don't believe their god is supernatural at all)...

.............but why any of you believe this -to begin with- is still a mystery.

Hmm I've never heard of any god who is not supernatural. The very definition of the word is to suggest a supernatural element. I also have never heard of a Christian who does not believe that God is supernatural at all.

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You put "[img.]" in front of the link, and "[/img.]" behind it...sans the quotes and period.

Thank you so much!

Problem is my pictures are not in a "link"....